EUSR Safe Control of Operations Non Routine

Why Choose this Course?

The Safe Control of Operations (SCO) scheme is essential for individuals working on the gas network who are responsible for overseeing or carrying out operational tasks. Whether you’re stepping into the role of a Competent Person (CP) or Authorising Engineer (AE) this course provides the knowledge needed to understand critical gas network procedures and perimetry. Aligned with IGEM/GL/6 Edition 3, the training reflects the latest risk-based approach to gas safety management. It ensures you’re up to speed with current industry expectations and compliant with evolving safety standards. The SCO scheme supports new and experienced professionals, offering an initial programme for those entering the industry and a renewal pathway for individuals with existing EUSR SCO registrations. Completing this course is a vital step toward achieving or maintaining your network registration, recognised across the gas sector. Important:To undertake the SCO Non-Routine Operations (NRO) course, candidates must hold a valid EUSR SHEA Gas Passport and SCO Core and Permit to Work. This is a mandatory prerequisite and must be in place before training can commence.

How it's Delivered

The Safe Control of Operations (SCO) Routine Operations training offers flexible delivery options, depending on whether you are taking the course for the first time or renewing your registration. For initial training, the course is delivered in-person only. You can join us at our West Midlands training centre located in Wolverhampton or for group bookings, we can bring the training to your workplace, making it convenient for businesses to train multiple employees simultaneously. For renewal training, you have the flexibility to choose between in-person sessions at our training centre or virtual classroom training, allowing you to learn from anywhere whilst still benefitting from live, instructor-led guidance.

What You'll Learn:

Module 3: SCO Non-Routine Operations (NRO)

Explain the purpose of Non-Routine Operation (NRO) documentation and when this control measure should be applied.
Identify, interpret and apply the key information required for completing an NRO.
Describe the processes, roles and responsibilities of personnel involved in planning and completing the NRO form.
Outline the responsibilities of those preparing and carrying out NRO activities.
Detail the roles and responsibilities of individuals managing Non-Routine Operation works.

What You'll Receive

Upon successful completion of the EUSR SCO RO module, candidates will receive an EUSR Safe Control of Operations (SCO) card, issued by the Energy & Utility Skills Register (EUSR) This industry-recognised card provides formal evidence of the modules completed and is fully EUSR-accredited. It is widely accepted across the gas sector as proof of competency, enabling access to operational sites. The cost of the card is included in the course fee, with no additional charges–ensuring you have everything you need to be site-ready from day one.